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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-16

Mr.. Streeter, who died in the Insane
Asylum was buried here last week.
Prof. Newell has moved his assay
Office from Hersey to this place.
Sluices have been built under his
directions, and practical mining will
begin at once. a small nugget OF
gold was found last Friday.
Hon. Hans Warner was in town last
week, looking over the gold prospects.
DR.. Clough attended the dedication
of the Oliver Wendell Holmes HOspi
tai at Hudson.
The Road overseers have nearly
concluded their repairs. and the roads
are in good condition.
Hay and grain are very forward but
light, owing to the long drouth.
Geo. Fox, G. c. Cooke, W. w. Key
ser. Ira T.. Smith and Ii. Lowater are
attending court at Ellsworth.
There is more building in Rock Elm
this season than there has been fol
years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-16
EoREsT HOUSE.
HUBER HOUSE,

OOA@AA AACAhTAfr
IL Louis HUBER, PROPRIETOR,
Ellsworth. Wis.
This house is in good condition through
out, and the travelling public will always
find a good table and clean beds. The
bar IS constantly supplied with the best
of liquors. Good stabling.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-16

Mr.. Yates is in very feeble health,
and his son in New Mexico has been
summoned home if his health will
admit of the trip north.
Hon. ii. B. Warner and wife and NJ.
G.. Woodwork and wife were among
the visitors in town on Friday last.
Butter is hardly salable now, as
the dealers do not like to buy it In
face of low prices and hot weather.
The Good Templars are taking steps
toward building hall for their place
| of meeting.
For the benefit of those who are
contemplating attending school this
summer l would assure them that
there is not case of measles in the
town nor has there been for weeks.
Some persons moved their tents on
| to the Ono camp grounds on Monday.
II. LOwater has gone to Ellsworth
to attend court. Miss Nina is teach
ing in her fathers school during his
absence.
Rock Elm will have an old fashioned
celebration picnic, ETC., on the coming
18th. Program later.
Joseph Lanes Family received the
addition of baby girl to their num-
beers on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Churchill is building a kitchen
and porch to her village property.
NJ. V. Whip is doing the carpenter
work.
Sherman Rice has his new house
completed. and will soon move into it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-16
JF V'ELR n.

7 p. PETERSON & son,
u Watchmakers and Jewellers,
River Falls. Wis.
Dealers in fine J ewelry, Watches, Clocks
and Plated Ware. Sole agents for the
celebrated Rockford quick-train Watches.
AL kinds of repairing neatly executed,
and all work warranted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-16
Temperance.
CONDUCTED BY THE. wv. G. I. u.

For God and Home and Native Land.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-16
hook STORES.
HOTELS.

II ETH HOUSE,
~ j. Il. KEITH, PROPRIETOR,
Ellsworth, Wis.
Persons visiting Ellsworth viii find this
pleasant place 10 stop
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-16

Frank A. Ross is down from West
Superior attending court. He intends
to take his family back with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
rHE pocUs RACE TRACK UPTOWN.

District Attorney MARITIME asked yesterday II he
Intended interfere with the unsavory horse racing and
pool selling enterprise which announced for to-day
the grounds OF the old Metropolitan Baseball Club. Mr.
Marines attention called the circular sent out by
Controller Chaplin all DistclAttorneys In the State
calling upon them enforce the law under which pool
selling permitted, where tho racing is legitimate
Improve the breed OF horses and other
time place.
IL have the subject under consideration" said Mr..
MARITIME, 4" but have come TO conclusion yet. re-
Controllers circulars and shall write 10
the Attoney-General about it."
Acting Superintendent Steers said, shall do all can
with safety TO stop any violation evasion OF the pool
IL under the control Of regularly incorporated racing
association, and that under Ives police
not interfere with poo selling actual there. Ii
Is understood, however, that the people
bet On races VIII expect any
the track, but horses the names running
other tracks That viii be violation law, as
understand To- and the police VIII pool sellers
any such thing Is attempted Inspector Williams is
OF the city, but have ms ructed Inspector Conn
with enough help pool sellers
and tried that the authorized the Kind
betting that Is 10 be started TO morrow, gave
them waning OF my intentions. They may get little
morrow, because win be necessary for
obtained, but they will be stopped Is quickly
possible II they cvxde the law"
the once Of the Society for the Prevention OF Cru
city Animals yesterday IL said that Ocers OF the
make arrests attempts were made 70 run brokcn-down
MAYA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
Lucky b. however may get well for he on his feet again
In the afternoon.
COMFY ISLAND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.


THE AUTUMN sTAKFs AND NETWORK HANpioAr'
II the track at Sheopshead Bay IL not muady 'nis
noob the racing win hotlv contested exci'ine anu
class But mud would prevent Kingdom Emperor Noi
folk and Elkwood-ths horses that arc 10 runo
Ing themselves anything jusca All three o.a
v in IL and lyolops ConnemarA Tea Tray rupert anu
others are also Ill At heavy rain fas ana the track
"a . GOOD "a IL was Thursaya state Of things Tor "hon
varv rus turman will ycarn-soms Of the most ATTRACTIVE
contests Of the year will BIO seen.
General surprise regret will DO felt that MI withers
radence dly Is not announced as probable starter
for tho Autumn Stakes. as MT. winners "i.n'
drew her from the Sapphire especially for the
Autumn In which the best judges thought
her chances bright On good track Emperor of Norfolk
spite OF mis- pounds should tho Autumn VITA Iaet
second in mud ualiiet should win. Bailston second
Elkwood should win the New.York Handosp on a. ry
track as speed exceptional aad he good slaye
Iaegar starts wh CHI doubtul he should second
But II track muddy Eurus should win 4. ..
q track Kingston should win tho hrst race II ne
starts ycops second Kingston starts In the second race
an not Cycops should win dry track
second. On muddy track, however Gleaher shou" ooN
Cycopa -, .., q, =.
II he does start TO t,onnemara But hetbor
these Ike mud, and Esqumau should capture 'ho viz
track IL heavy. - -. o,.. - p..,,..
second. In mud Adrian should win It, o, - A..
Young Duke ought capture the Green STAKES on the
grass (hoctaw Second.
These the entries In full:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
REPRESENTING HIMSELF AS A DETECTIVE.

strange man went into Smiths restaurant Fourth.
ave- Mount Vernon Ghrday night and him.
self as detective Ito said lie had followed young
tho Mount Vernon Hotel with young Who AL been
of hidden 10 Keep her company The young lad boonged
wealthy family IN Newly whose declined TO
tell The young ladys father he said having satisfied him.
tei that hs daughter about to defy
engaged hun T. shadow her ls had found that tho father
correct IN his surnses Tor tho
eloped aud were ~ that moment The hotel Policem
White and God sent Tor. and 10 them
wanted the gir arrested quietly and home The
went 10 tho hotel anc found the girl but the could
not he found IL did not take them long thar
was the person who Was playing detective. As
that his scheme Whatever II had been defeated
started on up fourh.ave. with the officers
loungers several dogs and street boys at has heels lie
dodged them all and hid himself In the Eastcheser swamp
The ocers returned TO the hotel in search Of tho g but
she. too had hown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
Arizona. GuiOn. Livsrpo.l ................ 40 m
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEw-YoRK.... ......FRIDAY SEPT q 1887
ARRIVED
Steamer 81 Rsgn1: tPs Henry Liverpool Aug 49, with
Steamer Mineola tBr Evans Bristol Aug IT. Swansea 49,
with mdse to James Arse Co. Arrived at the Bar At $50
Steamer Geo Clyde Holmes Monte Christi Aug TO- San
Domngo CITY anc Macoris 20 SANTANA 90 Porto Plata %
m rSst' CO. 'aS4 IAN at sa Bar
ssa mss eS % c,a
Nscoocneo. Kempton. Savannah with mdss
Steamer oayandotte ksnsS Newport New. and Norfolk.
steamer Advance OBI. Wood. Philadelphia IN ballast to
Steamer EicanOra Bragg Portland with mdse Horato
Steamer City of New. Bedford Davis, River Borden
Ship Paramita (of POrtland Calcutta lis days.
barn S,., 70 Sr. e a r
sars Conc 5a r sv. M.see' Sadava with
BARK augusta 'sS, aoon BaS days. via Delaware
Break water WITH sugar to Matthlessen & weichers
Prnt Regent ,o.r Hervs Por, Spain IS days with
e And to Geo ohr'' vessel to Tobias
syNsET.-At sandv Hook. wind Light. sw: hazy. At
City Island. wind Light SW cloudy.
CLEARED
Steamer Umbra (Br, McMickan. Liverpool via Queens.
steamer ONO Sargent. Liverpool via oueenstown-Pstsr
steamer Newcastle City CBr Thornton Newcastle Tyne
steamer POiaria toer, schads. Hamburg Phelps, Bros
steamer Elbo tocr, Meyer. Bremen via Southampton
Steamer Ia Gascogns (Pr). santsn Havre-Louis do
bisn
steamer Bohemia (Ger, Karowa. santander and Lisbon
steamer W Jones tsr Lapsey. Aspinwail via Newport
sF Gregory fr''F''0 via Newport
steamer verumnus tBr. Cook. Montego Bay Ja-G wes-
Steamer orande. Lewis Port Royal and Fernandina-
steamer Seminole Kemble. Charleston Jacksonville
Steamer Nacoochee Kempton savannah-Henry Yonge.
Steamer Gull stream Ingram. Wilmington. NC-WmF
steamer octorara. REYNOLDS Batmore-B N Downer.
shin Joha Berry Jordan PhiiadelphiaSnow Burgess
Bark Ammonia tap. Massa. Batavia. Java for orders
Bark Conc eIione lIar Lauro. Cadiz-Belaunzauran q
BARK Mabel stoddard walters Cetts-J A Van Brunt.
BARK Der wanderer tNor, Kastehodt, Perth Amooy-
Fuuch. Edge Co.
Brig Daylight Foster. Port spain-L w ar Armstrong.
Brig Lily (Br). Hill, Windsor. Ns-C w Bertaux.
SAILED
Steamers Argosv. for Cork, Bas,ano ststn; Sidensn
Granite, Fsrnandlna seminole. Charleston. so
sarss Alice caridse and Avoua for London; Lorens
Hansen. Rostock Papa kaseto Hostoek; waiter SCAM
rgs Daylight tor SPUN Belle Bay Galveston
Also saled-xia Long sand Sound-Barxs Nova SCOTIA
for Rotterdam; Falmouth Windsor. Ms
THE MOVEMENTS De 5rEAAE81
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Sept l-saled steamer CITY OF Rome (Brl
Youug. from liverpool hence for New York.
AyoSMoUrn sep 2.Arrlvsd steamer saxmundbam tBr).
BREMEN Sept Arrived steamer Trave oer wilegerod.
Aug si-krriv.d steamer vorwarts tosr. Kron. from
sept a-sailsa steamer Tower Hill tBr,. Archer
LISBON Aug 2s:Arrved. steamer North Cambria tBr,.
Evans. from sw.York Aug -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
IN 1yoRELsE OF BUSINESS FAILURES

The business failures throughout the country in the past
week. reported by n. O. Dun Co.. OF the Mercantile
Agency numbered 75 for the United States and "a for Can
1885, against 1876 last week and 100 in tho cor
responding week last In their weekly review OF trade
Mcssrs. Dun & Co. say among other thingsi
joyful rallies the markets for the moment hide the enect
Of failures and frauds in rather unusual number Inc
ishng OF Saco bank Official tho warrants for arrest OF
and the suit BY stockhoders TO protect the
and Dayton fro acts OF Ives the aipc OF rover
Co.. who said to take out 900 roo tons OF coal
Of Psnnok Co.. OF the Valley Iron Works OF Boston coal
firm connected with Powell are incidents which operate
against lasting restoration OF confidence But all these ana
other changes the difficulties which excessive
speculation has caused Failures IN the iron and coal trades
tendency and at Philadelphia loans are
nzed Large oers Southern iron are
reported without bder the grades
changed The coal output continues large and for the
The months Of 1885 natural rapidly taking the
Treasury had offered last Wednesday but SIS $50 Ooe
bonds largely the that had been refused previously and
took only t purchases during The %Snth @
and bank roies have been redeemed and
OF hayo been made yet the
stock the Treasury Increased 900 during
the month The Bank OF England has raised It's rate and
has fallen but at the for
money felt in commercial rather than In speculative
srrlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03

The New.York and Detroit clubs will play their final
game together this city to-day. IL will probably DO
sandng only an hour bef.fe the game OeRina
OF the ~ Louis and Metropolitan clubs will have
an orportunity 81. Geor staten
Island rOday The will begin at o'clock. aud
tho soc0n 4, the first finished.
StIaube dunlap captain Of the Detroit club until
he ure recently since then ho IA. been unabio TO
play aud iAnon has the captain You win your bet
Tho Brooklyn aud LouIsv clubs will the season
at Washn Park. Brooklyn. today Several changes
have male IN tie playing schedule. The arranged
for yesterday Will be played nday. Labor Day The
Clevezn Brooklyn drawn will 10 played "a at wash.
instsn Psrs ~eptrmbsr H. The Brook yD Athletic gano
seheiuei dgowOJd Park for October Will DO played OF
the same grounds Sunday september lS The post
pnnsd game Washington PARK August between the
BROOKLYN Athletic clubs DO played September -
Tho meeting OF ths Arbitration Committee OF tho League
and Associa VIII he held In PnladsphIA Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
NEW.JERsEY.

NEW. BEuYswIcK-The Finance Committee OF tho Common
Council will hereafter not only sell Tor nifty property
Inch taxes have Dot beeu paid, bu. will bring
ejectmsn and have the delinquent turned max
test In the courts establish the
city all property whsn taxes are not The elder OF
brothers, sam Is dying starvation
tortured by the lear that people who give
food II trying 10 poison him.
RAHwAr.-The Union County Republican Executive CON-
viii meet Saturday evening for the purpose OF
rganizDg fer the fai The On and Jury
next meeting Complaints among other
from Anthony Comsoek against nineteen unlicensed liquor
stores located at and aLout summit
PLANFiRLD-W Clarkson thrown from his carriage
while driving along kighthst YESTERDAY. Ho received
injuries In the back and head Democratic
eians greatly exercised the demand the Demo
cratic county leaders that Senator Livingston shall step
aside 20 make for candidate who shall mere &C.
ceptable to the Labor men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
pnpsR s1 500. c:1O CLAss TRorrIy!
RACING IN ENGLAND.


LONDON Sept AIT the Derby September meeting today
tho for tho Breeders 81 Legsr Stakes Of 500
eigns for three olds me won by r. VJners
a nork Lord Caborpes che-tnut
colt Forentns was second head IN trent Of j. u Honds
worths chestnut colt Cactus. Third. lhsre eleven
starters The betting TO against GlorxtIon TO
Forentue aud ~ to against tactu. Tino-l43
The for the Stakes OF 1000 sovereign for
twovear Odds furiongs aud li3 wards wen by tho
Duke OF ST. Albanss bay colt Galore by lengths j. IL.
Houdsn brown colt Arrandale was second and Lord
CslbOpes chestnut hy Seabresze bad third There were
ten sisrtera B.ttng7 to against Galore II 10 against
Arrandale and TO against Seabreeze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
KENILWORTH'S CR1DITABLE VICTORY
GOVERNOR HILL KNOCKS FIVE SECONDS OFF HIS

HARTFORD Sept (Speeia.-The prospects OF racing at
Charter this morning drzzing rain
fell mp TO But by o'clock the weather iInprovei
sufficiently permit beginning OF the last DAYS
footing better the afternoon ami tie last
heat uy tho young NewYork horse Governor Hin
enable reduce his record Ave seconds Two OF
concluding finished and one heat OF the
233 class troef before darkness inerrupts the
ceeiings The postponed viii he finished 10.
morrow and 1t is almost certain that oov"rnor
will easily. Today we're the most
exciting the In the 29 class sheriff Grants horse
cretable alter going siS rari
miles Thought the feu Ia heat should have ended he
stand aide kenilwurthr neck showed
piainy IN Electric the judges mace lea
heat trials ent the race kenil worth
to-day and Murphy drove with all his old
time pluck and SKILL 49,
In the freefor.all Argyle beat the fast
field by his superior STAYING powers. ana
Gossip. jr.. had 10 succumb altar he seemed mnrh
wEner deal OF money changed hands Oh the
The juIl ges today Arthur Benson OF Brook IN
(starter aud Buckley and George besi OF hartford
Next week Springfield and Pnughkrepsie VIII divide tho
troug interest the former having the greater number OF
atiractiona
Sufnm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
ROBBERS AT WORK sURpRIsED By TIE COOK.

william Jones and William McGowan. sneak thieves and
burglars arragnei before Justice Jefferson
Market Police Court Yesterday On Thursday cook
IN Milsrd Fillmore Tompkinss family In the Central Flats
IN Washington discovered Jonrs in the kitchen
burglar seeing he was discovered grabbed heavy silver
pitcher and out Of the story window The cook
cried sty for the police and heard by Officer Nugrnt
OF the Mercer Street station ne captured Jones with tho
pitcher in his possession Il South Fhave and 1hirt and
caught also the acoompce, MCGOWAN who had hddss In
LIQUOR store Justice German committed them 70 the Tennis
for trial 81 600 bail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
AN ASSIGNMENT TO BE wITHDRA wN

The firm OF Newman Grabenstein coakmakers have for
been doing Duness the floor OF No Al
Walkerst OF late there has been dscordan feeling be
tween tho members Of the firm and Thursday Newman
tied the county Clerks Office notice Of tho assignment
OF rm TO John g. Ritter lawyer OF No 335 Broadway
Yesterday Edward GraDensen his partner pressed great
sorrow and anger at Nevmans action which he said had
been taken without consultation with him and without his
consent All the creditors who called oD Mr. Grabensten
assured BY him that they would ret 100 cents the
dollar have" said he paid New IN sum OF money TO
OF 6rm aud will continue the business The
signmept will be withdrawn Monday ] will assume the
debts. which amount only $500, while have
900 o stock hand"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races SheeIshead Bay p m
LaIchmont Yacht Club regatta, 10 40 a. IN.
Field day OF 18th Regiment, Prospect Park Brooklyn
4 y. m. .. ,..,. r,.o,... a.
Athletic garies Brooklyn Athletic Association Grounds
Baseball Metropoltans against St. Louis ltwo gamesl,
2 and 4 d. m, ST. George 5. l.
Clifton Boat Club regatta, Clifton, 8. l. ,,
Water excursion the East Side mothers and babies
TO Grand View Grove
Games and picnic Of Yonkers Athletic CLUB fonkefs'
p.
Races at Southampton, i. l. x.,..
Glen Island. uu,,.
Funeral OF Archibald Johnston, No. IL East Thirty
Funeral Of Frederick b. Taylor No. 10 East Sixty.
Mass meeting Of German workingmen, Cooper Union'
evening.
Music at Central Park, 4 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
TRYING TO DEFRAUD A COUNTRY EDITOR

duce merchant No. pa Fulton-st On July
II Mr. Miller. tho editor OF Binghsmon Journal who
IS also farmer, shipped 276s9 pounds OF hay
10 sale Six weeks elapsed, aud Mil
ier received return from the consIgnee Hs wrote
TO Sweet asking what disposition had been made OF
the hay Sweet wrote that the hay was still In storage and
would sale made After wait
tins Miller became suspicious and came 20 this
ely where learned that Sweet had uee az the Fulton
house and he had sold tie hay TO John Kerwin.
Of No 90 North Ffthsl. Williamsburg. for Sl24 10 He
caused the who arragned
.ray the Tonbs Police Court charge OF and lar
ceny The complainant however withdrew the charge upon
price Of the hay and the cost OF tho
iugA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
oHARo1yG A KEEpER wIrH ExroR77oM.

Warden Finn has decided mako Investigation into the
charges preferred OF the keepers at Essex Market
Police Court prison. by Alexander REaldo German who
confined there August % Rnado charges that the
question that day charged hin 81 20 for meal
sandwiches and cup OF coffee aud 81 for
package cigarettes Rinslio made complaint against
keeper Warrior Finn Tho keeper who sail 10 have
CHARGED these eKerbant price, IS francis White the Essex
Market Police Court MESSENGER. He has the exclusive
privilege Attending wants Of prisoners. To
porter White charged 81 for procuring tho
Rnaldo. fifty his fec and
the meal lie denies however having got
for the Pending the EXAMINATION, Whlte
will 10 denied admlttance 70 the TAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAIYs-Tho Republican County Committee will
hold meeting TO-DAY fix the holding the
conventions IN the county.
LARcHMoNT.-Tho fall regatta of the Larchmont Yacht
CLUB comes OF to-day.
MT vERSos-The West VT Vernon public school, District
No. o. will reopen Monday.
CRoTos LAspfSo.Ths name OF tho who killed
August 81 bv tho freight Enck Erlck
brickyard laboror Russian Finn lie Is said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
LONG IHLAND.

HspALE-Joseph Mccown keeper OF tho tollgate the
Jericho turnpike road into the cellar his house
Thursday and was honed 10 lind the dead ody OF mis-
wife suspended by from ono OF the beams. MIRA.
Mccown has displayed symptoms Of insanity for several
years
BArsHoRE-Ths recent bcr glaes have alarmed number
OF citizens and they have formed themselves into police
force and for nights have patroed the village
streets for the purpose Of protecting their property
tuning tho burglars
sell Brothers, while loving schooner capszed In tho East
River yesterday and sank No lives we're lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
JOHN d. WINGS PURCHA Sc.

John D. Wing OF No. 92 Wliam.s dealer chemicals
has bought the estate Of George H. Brown wlbrook
Duchess County. 1t consists OF large
and S76 OF and the original
The house alone cost Sl5000D As Mr. Wing las taken
interest In fast totters II thought possible that he had
made this purchase for breeding but his told
TRIBUNE reporter Yesterday that they already owned
larger estate than ThorDdae In the above county
not yet decided whether they pro erty
hotel or What they would do with IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
'AINS POPULAR PYROTECHNIOS

new and interesting device in pyroechncs has Just been
introduced 10 Pains fireworks enclosure Manhattan
and has at ono secured popur favor IL Ia the
naval combat between the Monitor and Merrimac which
tssss place on tc lake before ssbastopo III has created
Among other special features will be four pictures In
representing the Yachts Volunteer and Thistle and their
owner.. General Paine and Mr. Bell fne programme Is
also bong arranged in celebration Of Labor Day Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03

ARREST OF A NEWARK THIEF ON THE BRIDGE
and arrested the Brooklyn Bridge on
Thursday suspicious characters They names Of
Henry VITA In Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday Desctivs Doaovsn we'll
known 6nrslar named Henry Mitchell Mitchsl wanted
for the burglary Mira Batess house Bloc
Newark recently He stole several hu money
and valuable jewelry Mitchell turasd ever 10 ma
custody Of . Newark ONO In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
LUCKY q. HAS BLIND srAesERs

Lncky" Baidwn's pet and namesaks Lucky B., while ~
sxercss the sheepshead Bay yesterday
The ground In Veterinary surgeons unable
give the herss ipnsiass relief Spans great
continued at intervals Of ten minutes
truck having several way Dr. Sheppard
9su case Of cerebro spinal meningitis horssmen cali